Harding booster of mercy and leadership avoids radicalism
Rev D B Martin of Winnebago Minn a Harding booster says the senator embodies justice mercy and humility a careful blend of Republican traditions with steady leadership and no radical aims He recalls Harding's 25 year advocacy and cites his passato lectures as evidence of character and fit for crisis era unity across agricultural labor financial and public interests
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Senator Harding
D. B. Martin
Winnebago, Minn
Marion, Ohio
Senate
Ohio
Michigan
Chicago
Harding
Baptist Church
Mr. Harding
Lfe
Republican Party
Read That Read That Cox Read Editorial
A campaign incident in New York shows Democratic nominee Cox reading an old editorial from the Dayton News denouncing traveling salesmen. The scene at the Commodore included a quick reaction as he crumpled the piece and moved to his car amid curious spectators. The South Bend Tribune notes Cox once called salesmen uninstigated chores in 1904.
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Cox
New York
The
Dayton News
A Day With Senator Harding in Marion Office
The piece portrays Senator Harding in Marion Ohio as calm, steady, and deliberate. It describes his modest office setup with secretary George Christian Jr and notes his noncombative, issue focus, refusal to attack opponents, and steady leadership viewed as guiding the nation toward a peaceful, lawful transition of power.
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William Hoster
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Harding
George Christian, Jr
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Garret
Hannd
White House
Ohio
Senate
Lnter
Mann
Bo'sun
Bo-Sun
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